North Carolina afro jazz artist, Brother Ah (playing trumpet, flute, jazz French horn.) made a name in the late sixties thanks to a clever and innovative use of non-western music. During this crucial period he started studies of Indian and Japanese music. In 1970 is written "Sound Awareness" (published 5 years later). It's an impressive medley of free jazz improvisations, hand percussions, eastern buzzing sitar drones and voices. This release features an obvious meditative, enchanting "cosmic" atmosphere. This afropsychedelica manifest is followed "Move Ever Onward" (originally released in 1975 privately) which carries on the same ritualistic, spiritual acclamations but with less emphasis on experimentations. An important material for those who enjoy East meets West musical experiences.
Line-up / Musicians
Brother Ah/French horn,flute
Pat Dixon/Cello
Barbara Burton/Percussions
Barbara Grant/Vocals
Max Roach/Rap
Howard Johnson/Tuba
Discography(Album)
Sound Awareness 1972
1.Beyond Yourself
2.Love Piece
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Brother Ah - Sound Awareness 1972
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